Madison WI.
USA
Circa 1934 built the Super Ace
Madison WI.
USA
Circa 1934 built the Super Ace
The 1931 Baby Fleet built by James E MacManaman as a single place open cockpit biplane. A version of the Springfield JM2P.
It was rebuilt in 1952 as N10670.
Engine: Continental A-40, 40hp
Wingspan: 20’0″
Length: 21’0″
Speed: 90 mph
A single place, open cockpit, high parasol wing monoplane built in 1930 by James E MacManaman.
It was rebuilt post-war by Darrell De Long as Little Mixer. The registration N631 might not be the original.
Engine: Continental A-65, 65hp
Wingspan: 26’0″
Length: 17’8″
Speed: 115 mph
Springfield, OR.
USA
Circa 1930-1 built aircraft.

This complex 18-wing triple triplane, powered by two 125 hp engines driving four propellers and capable of carrying eight passengers, was intended for a trans-Atlantic flight. Construction was started in 1912 on Staten Island, but it was probably never completed.
The 1929 Mack-Craft Amphibian Dolphin was an 8-10 place cabin high wing monoplane amphibian. The one built was equipped with a plush interior with the amenities of a surface yacht and also equipped with an outboard motor for travel on water. It was priced at $35,000.
It was reported as powered by a 525hp P&W Hornet or Wright Cyclone pusher but one photo shows an inline engine.
Engine: Wright Cyclone, 525hp
Wingspan: 57 ft 0 in
Length: 46 ft 8 ft
Useful load: 2200 lb
Fuel capacity: 2 x 160 USG
Max speed: 150 mph
Cruise speed: 125 mph
Stall: 55 mph
Range: 1300 mi
Ceiling: 20,000 ft
Founded by R U McIntosh
Plymouth MI.
USA
Circa 1929 built the Dolphin

The 1911 Macfie circuit biplane was designed and built by Robert F. Macfie, a US citizen in te UK.
Span: 26′
AUW: 600 lb

The 1910 Macfie “Empress” biplane was designed and built by Robert F. Macfie, US citizen and Tothill, UK.

The 1909 Macfie monoplane was designed and built by Robert F. Macfie.
Span: 28’6″
Weight: 680 lb